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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

PROM Rev. B. y. Uflfi. pssior Baptist
Church, Eut Alblrn. 81 "Aismsons
Botanic B,lsam q, truly a speclhc. Ny
iunas ana throat were ln no lnf,msd ani
.lmnst congtsiel c1riit0n from which /
have hcrn cord ty tht usa ~ Aiamsons
Botanic Bilsam. Pd..-lo cts, - cts,
ari 81 cif
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

1T i not cold 80 much A. dampness
that brings about disease Ia the poultry.
house. Ducks will stay Ia The ws,er ball
The time and be perfectly healthy, but
compel them % remain In house on
Nights In which the door l. damp. aud IN
= short time they will show The Elects oi
n Chickens csn stand = hard rain occs.
s..lonally. but house that i damp and
faIl of bad odors Il regular death trap
and q breeder OF diseases. Half The dis'
esses of poultry are traceable 10 damp
hooses and compelling the chickens "a
roost where The air strikes them through
cracks and crevices -kr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
A CANADIAN FOLK song.

The doors arr shut, the wlndoss fast
Outside ths gust u drlving ptsf,
Ostslie the shivefing w Clinfs,
White on the bob tha kstii- siuss.
Nafg-ry, NtfxrrY, make the tea
rtosetn the ksftlc unrffilY.
TIE streams sre hashei up ~hcrs they goNei
TIE punds att fr,lrsn along tho fisAb.
TIE cattle are n tnsri in htsi ann hlfci
WHITE sinFrth the keftle on tuH nrc.
Margery. MtfEcrYi make the tea
singvth tnr ksiiiu merfili.
Ihe nshorman ca ihe bay m his boat
snlytrs ant butions up III Cntit
Tue Traveller stops ~ tns taNsfu dnnts
kud ~. krtfio snssffs th- chimney 81 rnaf.
Nargsfy. Ma Erfy, make Tie "a,
singgih t1r kettle nrffliY.
The nfsusht dances upon The vai.
ft.ptstsrs sro hrsri a. thH ,sltrr nslli
A kiss sod = seIc,i ne that nl "a fnpm,
An1 tno kstile riugt ia tne sNmmff hnA
Eiunm.
Margvry. Mafgrry. make The Tea,
siuEr.h the kettle uofrill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

A calf h.s hard time Of I, In ~ time At
bssl II viii not eat grass 80 early
nor witE 80 good sffct A. u will eat good
hay. ye, careful feeders are Omen quite
successful raising early calves tbs, STE tied
Out In grass nslis. hut Ne much prefer late
sumner calves - Ihrulsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

III by letting horse stand in The sts-
bic one day without exercise you ipJare
him, how much more are horses itJ aren
which are compelled 20 stand 10 nsrfo"
stalls for weeks Al time without any 10.
srty whAteveri Yet there are plenty ol
farmers who. when they are not using
their horses, will keep them Imprisoned
for DAYS or weeks 81 . time. aud then won
Ser why they have troaole In keeping them
gn GOOD condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

.Snfrf EauiiHn ~ Pure col Lirsr Oh,
rni HpagioUif.s. has no sqlh 10 ne
whole rraIm uf Medicine Read TIE fol.
.owlng n gave ore bottle of scoiis kmul'
Ion ~ ny own rhl'i or scrofali, and TIE
n.ct 49, msrvt .Ils. '-O r. Gray, NJ D.
White lfrH IrI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

i took palns o have customers report
the eject OF AttilphOrls on Rtfnmiiism
aui Ncarsiglt Toe tifcc lfst SAID u vas
msfvelols Ant through their klnf words
have sold numlcrol blffies &C. ID. lIa1-
Ter. druggist, MtflBurl. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
Get. Len.

Il can say ono thing in favor Of Mr.. FeAih.
eriy.- remarked MrS Hendricks, the land.
lady--he never takes the last plece Of bread
on the Plate"
sSo, inlleei, Mrs IIendricks," aSented
Dumlcy, cordially, -Featherly amt quick
enough. ilapcr's Bazar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

Henry Grady. editor nj ihe Atlanta Goa
.tltutlln. orrr plH'lfhfi che Oh.tatry of 4
citizen on "a false report of tls death. The
.rlran called % protest tlsi hs wts alive.
Graiy replied thst he could no, correct,
,ut hs would ec' BIN ln sm1rg The births,
ani give hlm 70 chircc 90 make iresh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
N,tsu,fllluts

Rsafy msih1l lu drowning. AZ 90 what 20
So a1d how % dl o.. vii. De flani In Df.
Ksufntna's Medical work. ine coiorsi
plaies ff1m 'lfs Sni tlreo scent st'mps,
10 pay posa.., i0 A. Il OriFiy 1 Co,
Rl.inn. all ---I.- . cIll fle..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

Nows lhe time The fakir hummer,
I<oks oa days q indhn summer,
wHh an awful. grisly, sickly Kind q doubt.
IT, l. Infinitely glummer.
Ihan a ioycott blasted plumbsr
T0r Bis ovcrcoat i pushed clear Up The spout
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

"A eorrsspoudsn, OF the 50 Louis Giobs
Dsnoeraf says that popcorn 10 a novelty
10 Esgland sud adds the following
- an going over 10 EoglAnd, next
year. % Introduce pop corn 10 the unfor'
tuuate natives. who have been brought up
tc regard corn A. food for horses and
chickens ouly. Every English visitor 10
the Exposition went Wild over pop corn
AMI declared be never saw II before. 80
I have taken the conirset for the Ameri.
can Exposition IN London next spring and
have 5.OO9 bushels OF corn ready TO chip
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
A RrTAs .nrRrIErF.
4 c. '1NEs.
Smith g. MachiHiSt.
seuth Parts. Maine.

hansnsetursr of rsnerai mseh psry. sfean ~
tlnet NIL sork. srool mschins-f snd teolss
eolts 80 screus tars ties and a u mate a1d
rsfsfsf .asins. mosiaE anf thrssning ma
sanes pamps q all tind., presses, Euns. pc
- kates. traps, etc.. nestIy and IromptiY 70
pAFct. stesa sat water piplnx dons % eIder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

Miss Stanley. a plueky Dakota girl,
speut The summer entirely alone, without
even a cat for company. on her clslm foar
miles from water bury. She had 10 acres
OF grain. = fiae garden and watermelon
patchl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

Yor sucharan ts R5sccftus . crit.
else slrh mtr Al Grant rlmlnis us o'
me llii'e rin who si'di "Nsi. ! slpposs
Cot b. g10di tlt never d.i ihink ne
treated my fltIlr nght."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

WIEN ii.sy -.a .ist. y. CAV. h.r cs,oriA
Wien 80 49, Ch 20 sh. er.s.i faf Ca.ioria
wlsa .ls.bssar.s nl,. ,hs dung 20 c..ior..
Wbss .lsLll clllf,a. ,As s.'s tea. c....r@.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

Gordon Pnti 0' Bdghioo, Mch., has q
horse tatt .tilfig.segfn years old. IL Is
clear thN So PraH dos noi desire - sell
as ho..,. Horses taii 40 f0r sale never
ar older than eight years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

"why 90 yol drink ihi, vile slsal- sald
4 temperance mlu 90 a t)pHr. "Blctuse,
ms dear sir. vs. CO.. cfnshlas reply, ~
lsat thick c10ugh o. eat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

A little Florida boy tanned an allisa-
tor. and the ugly reptile learned to like
the little fellow-no,, however until the
little fellow WAS all gone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

"G0lug % pui al y0u- forluue into
tohoggln slide, You must bc crafYi'
"N0i no 40. There u heap oi money
10 be- made I'm tha business
"But tbc cfste Ui'l so0n die Out What
Win You DO ihenf
Iwnl rtt m.nlsirTs 90 denoanee u -
immoral. snf fl.criEs ul.l hc greater than
lvrrH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

Regular cailsr-"i'd lie % see your "a
thsr, Tommy, if he ism engaged" Tom
my-"ils isi hlt wlsts ths MISTER With
clarsf S1e isnt Cngagfi"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
VOLUME LIy.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

on practical agricultural top
- II stlE tTd. Nulifsss Al cOmmuf iCstif'ns
intrn1ff ~ tnis derartmsut o. AotttI
IUnAL EDiuun. OxTuHn pEnuCnAt, fAnis, Ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

TTrsi an Tits stopped free BY Df. kline's
Great Nerve i!cst1frf. ~ o. afisf nrsi dAy's
usa. MarFsluIs cufcls ifratlsn AMI " uiat
bottle ire o. Fif eascs send to Dr. Aline, ~
Afru 81. rfllI. Ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
A whoafai Rhyme.

The man Who drives = cart may BE-,
A. everybody Knows
A man q happy men. although
TIis llfs u full q ''vtoas"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

The peculiar purifying aud building up
powers Of llood's Siuspafllla make IL The
very best medicine 20 take ~ this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

The armless artist was married recently
aud signed the wedding coutract with her
feet. That vas an aa.,osgrsph With ven
gcance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
Take sD.K. and be o. x. See .d-

Nan w. cn,isd npt won,u VA.
sort Of recreation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

A cyclone Is like three school girls
walking abreast, !, doesn't turn oas for
anything.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

AIN fOs All. Tho Hop Hiiitr gives
comfort 10 Rhsumsiic fsils, Tired Ms
chs, Lone Back &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
Headache,

"a, is ths s.ls ana n,fk. AMI Con.
..r.t.r .rI.a-e ttsf ttr digestive ani
D-.,.-r organs arc .a "a dIsrrderci
r.r0r m. AID ftaf al laxative it needed.
rrf...rarrnr Ayers Cafharur rrs
.-.f.. i.sf r..l. .rr tfaf Tan h0 used.
trrs frrs arr rrrer failing rem
ed. F lll.N..I.s Ut.s0I iT "a lls-
nIr.I ~I.ma.H I sn.ff0N I.r ffar
els NJ. ln.I urIIr i.uua anf-
f.re f. .... nr u.Ir fIan fluIfa rarY
r.I urf. I.rHr taking hfFfs l'ilt
II nrI|.U0 a.nars a.fs TrNufi'f anl
f.r |IU. Hn 0.I.s. ..ua. NOsr ItInE all
f.f "a rr.r r0I FEEL l0In ur M Ter
f.f f..If Nr ilaulf a. Marble.
r.r-hkr,rsr. s.
rfarr f.rrI entire rs'.ff fr0m Ccnst.-
nj n. ef.ra.h fr.rl.ls. anl NeffUrs
N..I..hr fF fak.r- Atfra lafllrfIc
T.s Suffered a I.re tur irUm these
trr. .l.Hfs. was ur.rr medical treat
ufrf uHIUHf Ulfa.n.re rr.rf ard
rarf .f f.. HnH uas ..I." f. unfk.
A r..I uI ODD I|tr Hr.. l'I.f-
rI Urr.I ur IH faar Ayers lH 1
r.rrrr.rI rsr- f'. r.m|''r trI.
frf.. frf Ii.I faafr l..I I.t0s. uls
c-lel d. T. p.ts.n. f.r.tn. hans. .
Ayers $ Pills,
81 tf A. pIrrls.s a. lHs..s n N.i.'af.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

4 cisrcymlna wife was recently sr'
rested ior passing counterfeit coins. She
gave satisfactory explanation ard va.
released Tile stoud tracL her husband
IN send tte cufIrs con, uts ~ The c0ntn.
button boxes i1 'he hcifacn lnsteai of
slylng a portion of ihs same 90 bis wife
Aifs % fpeud Nlen sac goes shopping.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

-DuutfHrrfs 0r fIII0r Hi'f. cn -
Cured tr riannf.rnJ W. Hiinfs G0ldsR
N,frlf. lie can ns given lu cup of coffee
ortst without fhs frlEIr'g 80 no The per-
.on tskins if. sf cling a speedy ani PER.
msntut cure. rarih.r tlc ptfiru' ls mod
efafc dfi1krf nr au aIro7o.lc wreck. Ihoa'
sands of Dfulk1fis h.le h.eu made ten.
peraie men who have taken ile Golden
spscidc ln thslr Co1-e without their knoNl'
.der. aut to-day believe ihfy qu' drinking
of theIr own ffle ulH. 80 harmful Elects
result flom it. sim.nstrlt1n. Cures guar
antecl. Ssud flr circular ani full pariie-
ulsrs. Address ln confidence GoLpES SrE'
curC Co, is5 Race s., Cincinnati. ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

aver = TlilS'
slig,,prrrr... ,.. i....., a sst.aas.
C",' ~ rr"r".
attorney d Counsellor at Lar,
Bo>isn. Ta>s.
E,.nsa rsnfs. -. r -fsis strsst.
Gro"er y. Hr'Hrr'
Counsellor at LalC.
Buckn-id. nsine.
N-ur, rua Or 80 osf.ri Coauiy.
J,Srs- wHs"r'
Ationey If Counsellor at Lar,
Paris. uRihc.
special ,,i.ri,os sirsu O. fo,ais ua'.rs''
,rl,o.ertar
+. c. ~Ar"'"'
.liiorney G Counsellor at La'c'
Loven. uaine.
.JoHs II. TRASH
.litoncy G Counsellor at Lo'r,
DiNGeId. uaine.
sv-c.i .isaaaa si'sa 20 r'oe''' o''.''''
tnl Uoiirriinr
o." "r"'rr'
Counsellor at Lar.
BuckGeId. uaine.
pp'soN +. Hr""ieH
attorney at LG'c,
Bethel unine.
= IA Hrre"iN''
.ittomey If Counsellor at Lar,
numford. whine.
r'Hr'aFos.
Attorney & Counsellor al Law
Or.si. w.ku's nsst,
Mechanic Fails. nc
H. G "''i''
.fft0rneY az Ldtc.
AT rrossru orrics,
Pa,t. Maine.
E HAH"''
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
Andover, uRine.
N,,ary runiE Or osf1ri c0uriy.
RrAHeE a srE'HS''
Attorneys & cOsrseI.ors at La~,
Norway. uRin".
Nm. nr,Hcs. srvasp = s1rAE''
C"lHLr' =. HOrr.
Attorney { Counsellor at Law,
u.ruAuAr rlocE,
vain 1T. --- Norwny. We
Dno. \. HHA"Hr"r.
sorrn PARIS. a,iSu.
E.s.ir,-s saf Ot,s 81 Arircas iiausc.
Eo0u - q. si hrsd ~ fhe stare.
uoR.rIo wooDnunY A. "a. ND,
Physician and Surgeon.
o ucf oTFiCE
g.. f,H,-f B,ss. OPsu pal A krc,.ns
s. Pas.
r.'.,. =, usrrr.ss.sr to nrs. I. T. ptns s,t
s,Ihsn "a Wells. of fcftsnd
nus. JoNEs = CLARK.
Dentists.
Narwny yiIIREe. ,iaiDe.
re,,a Inserted o. Goa silver Or vuiehrii'i
ga.tsr
G.F IoSrs. e. ctaFk
] W. DAVIS
Surgeon Dentist
10. Paris. uRiRc.
OIucE OvHE SAVINGS ntsE.
Auvort warranted. satsfsctcn guaranteed
HrrAs snrHrLEFT.
Banker s. Broker,
DEALrk ~
Bonds, Bank and R. R. Stocks,
y, - Nale s. ThEce doors vet CanAl
NAicna nant.
Portland. Maine.
isaac BscSALI-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

4 a.. FTnINcroN.
Attorney & Counsellor al Law
Cr.e ir wsksis u,lk,
Mechanic Fails. NC
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-19

By Griswold-Of a bill to protect
fish in Humboldt river.
INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING.
BY Clapp-A. B. No. 30, relative
to public highways. Referred to
Committee on Internal Improve
ments.
Senate Con. Res. No =, provid-
ing for postponement of election of
University Regeats to first Monday
in February. Adopted.
A. b. No. .i1-An Act to provide
for the appointment of Deputy As
seasons. Referred to Committee on
Ways and Means.
A. 3. No. 32-An Act to abolish
the office of Road Supervisors. Re-
ferred to Committee on Internal
Improvements.
GENERAL FILE.
A. B. No. l5-Providing manner
and time for issuing licenses. Bill
Passed
A. i. No % Relating to marks
and brands on stock. Ordered En-
crossed.
A. L. No. 6-Providing for the
purchase of a portrait of Gov
ernor Adams. Ordered engrossed.
A. 3. No. 2S-ProvidiLg for the
appointment Of a Janitor for the
Committee rooms of the Legisla
ture.
Assembly went into Committee
of the Whole to consider same; Dir.
Williamson in the chair Passage
recommended
Read and passed by Assembly.
A. B. No. 19-An Act to regulate
the settlement of estates of deceased
persons. Ordered engrossed.
A. B. No. 29.-Fixlng fees of
Justices of the Peace and Con-
stables, in Ormsby, Eureka and
Humboldt counties. Passed.
A. B. No. 25-Providing for the
punishment of persons unlawfully
wearing badges Of G, A r. in this
State. Ordered engrossed.
At 1888 Assembly adjourned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-19
ASSEMBLY.

House called to order at IL A. NJ,
Speaker Mcdonnell in the chair.
Roll called, quorum present.
Prayer by Rev. George r. Davis.
Journal read and approved.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
On melton eff Pike the Govern
ors message was taken from table.
By Millett-A. Joint Res. No. 9,
relative to amending Constitution
Of State of Nevada. Referred to
judiciary Committee.
By Williamson-A. Con. Res. No.
IL. relative t. electing Board of
Regents for State University at
o'clock today. Laid On table tenn
porarily.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
By Clapp- OF a bill to define
duties Of Lieutenant Governor;
also Of bill ta appoint a State Lii
brarlan aod define his duties.
BY T'wiss Oh bill to prsve !:
the encin. ar oh~,ruction of pub
lie tivhwass.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-19
THE BAILEY MURDER.
Another Man Arrested on Sas-
picionsa

The Coroners jury after holding
an inquest on the remains Of Henry
Bailey are unable to find any clew
to the party who did the shooting,
and the suspected men have been
released from custody Banning,
the son-in-law of the murdered
man, was asleep in bed when the
shot was fired. Mrs. Bailey ealled
to him Immediately after the shot
and he answered from his room,
She says that it was impossible for
him to have fred the shot and an
swered from his room Immediately
afterwards. His gun was examined.
Both barrels were loaded and gave
no evidence of recent discharge.
Besides this he was on the best OF
terms with the deceased.
George, the clog dancer who
was also suspected because he had
been involved in difficulty with
Bailey oyer money matters, was
asleep in Raycraft's stable when
the killing took place.
Suspicion seems to point to no
one else At present. The tracks at
the window show that the man who
fred the shet wore rubber boots,
probably because they made less
noise in walking. The authorities
have several small clews and are
working on them but as yet they
claim to have found very little evil
denee.
Since the above was written an
old Italian who was heard to threat
en- Bailey's life has been arrested.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-19
CLOSED DOWN.
The steam Laundry Suspends
Operations.

The steam Laundry SuspendS
Operations.
Yesterday the Steam Laundry
suspended operations and closed
down the works. The cause was
lack of funds to pay the hands.
An APPEAL reporter called there
yesterday and found no one in but
the foreman. He explained the
shut down as follows:
=" We have every facility for do
ing good work and we have plenty
of work to do. We are troubled
about making collections. Some OF
the loudest howlers for a white
laundry are the hardest to collect
from. Some of the leading citizens
, as you call them have immense
washings and want all the starched
and frilled work in sight and never
pay cent. 1t makes me tired to
see women flouneing about town as
If they wanted to turn the earth up
on its end and sell it, aud the skirts
they wear have been washed here
fer months and never paid for.
The other day | went after a man
with bill and he was at faro
game with big stack of chips in
front of him. He couldn't pay u
three dollar wash bill but he could
lay down $50 on the ace and never
finch. But We dent propose to be
caught out. We shall n axe out
the accounts and collect all we can
and those who dent pay will see
their names advertised in the pa
pers and if that dent fetch 'em we
will place the accounts in the
hands of a lawyer that will hang to
em like bull deg"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-19
INSANE LAW MAX ERS.
Some of the soIOns who Grace
the Lunatic Asylum.

tEAc rAS1
One would be surprised to learn
how many ex-members of the Leg
| islatare are now confined in the
Lunatic Asylum at Reno. 1t would
seem that the excitement Of law
making tends to unseat the reason.
as at the present time no less than
] twenty-eight members of past Legis-
latures are now In the Asylum.
On Sunday last an APPEAL re-
porter visited the Institution and
there learned tie names from Dr.
Bishop, hut these are for obvious
reasons withheld.
L can't understand, said the
doctor, how it is that so many ex
members managed to reach this
place, but | attribute it mainly to
the feverish excitement and un-
rest of campaign. Many a man
is subjected to the foulest abuse
that one can imagine, and must en-
dure 1t all for the party sake or be
beaten. This strain | think tends
to excite the brain tissues and
bring on insanity. Again, sume
men go to the Legislature expect
ing to do a great many brilliant
things, and they find themselves
snubbed and sat down on at every
turn. Their disappointment and
chagrin at finding themselves fail
ures Is too much, and after brood
ing over 1t few years they go
| crazy"
What's the matter with this man
bere?" asked the scribe.
He was a Der Of the eighth
session, and never once got up and
wanted more time to have some
thing explained when there was a
motion to adjourn. OF course, he
could not long keep out of here
after such break as that
L never heard of another such
ease" said the reporter.
Here, continued the Doctor is
a man hopslessly demented. He
tried to master the difference be-
tween a concurrent and joint reso-
luton. He was In Carson two ses
sions. The first time he nearly went
leony, but the discussion in the
next session sent him clean daft
and raving,'
AS the doctor spoke the unfor-
tunate man rose up and began ex-
planning the difference between the
joint and concurrent resolutions.
"A sad case, indeed F."
Lord, | should think so" and
motionlng to the attendants, a
straight jacket was laid cut where
it could be reached at a moments
notice.
The next cell showed a man in
the last stages of dementia. He
had aeen a member three times,
and never introduced Judiciary
bill or attempted to amend an Act
regulating prcceediogs in Justice
Csurts. Posr fellsw; the .strais at.
tenaant upoa 1kaepins HE miad of
these bills had knocked him clean
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out. When approached he sprang
at the bars of his cage and howled
dismally.
If you were to allow him to
draw up a few of these Justice
Court bills wouldn'J it rest his
mind?" asked the editor.
Yes, it might, but some of these
bills might get into the hands Of
the law makers In Carson AID get
passed. The cure you suggest has
much to recommend it, but it's
risky.
Who is this poor devil here?'
Been here some time. Mild
case. When arrested uuder call
Of the House and brought to the
bar he paid his dollar and never
attempted to make funny speech.
The Commissioners of Lunacy
spotted him and gathered him In.
No hope for him"
An unusual case, indeed, muir
INJURED the scribe, quite interested.
This man mere had dis cousin
elected Sheriff of White Pine, and
never introduced bill laising his
salary. OF course he was daft, aud
was sent here by his relatives as
soon as the session was over The
Sheriff brought him in, and told US
never to let him out.
Who is the man with the wild,
glaring eyes?'
He was Chief Clerk of the SEN
ate some years ago, and coming in
to the House one day, he remarked:
Message from the Senate, laid it
on the Clerks desk and retired,
without saying, Message from the
Honorable the Senate to the Hon
orable the House. He was grabbed
at once and brought down here. |
never heard of such Il case as this
before. A man in office seldom
gets SO cranky as t. talk plain
English when he can twist out
some yerbiage and bad gram mer,
picked by official usage"
Who is this raving demon in
cell 1882"
"Ah, said the doctor, sadly, he
is the worst of all the unfortunate
lot He helped elect a United
States Senator, and after the cleo
ton was over positively denied that
he was the first man that brought
him out, and never asked to be APP
pointed Superintendent of the
Mint"
Let me leave this den of hor-
hors, cried the reporter excitedly,
''or | too may succumb to the ma
lign influences of the place. Give
me once m"re the pure air aud
warm sunshine of Carson"
The doctor showed the scribe t.
the door.
Have you drawn mp any thiev-
Ing bills vet, or been interested in
any steals?"
mot one"
Here boys, quickr' shouted the
doctor. heres clear case. Head
him off there, Jake.
But the scribe was too quick. and
lodging the attendants be vaulteo
the high fence and eut-stripped his
purSuPrs tn town
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Fouud Guilty.

Fred DAVIS the man whs shot
and killed Jos. Mayes in. Genoa
Dec. LIST waa found guilty Of murder
in the 2nd degree yesterday. jury
out three hours.
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